On Easter Sunday, we will explore the fifth truth that Jesus did not remain dead. He did not remain in the grave. Our faithful God raised...

This fourth truth may seem incidental, but it is quite significant. For three days, the son of God was dead and buried. He not only became...

The third truth is not just about who Jesus is, but about what he did. Jesus suffered and died as an atoning sacrifice for our sins. His...

The second truth of the series is the truth of the incarnation, Jesus came in the flesh. He became fully human. He is not God, pretending...

This first truth is expressed in several different ways, Jesus is the word, which is God, he is sent from the Father, he shared the...

If the kingdom—God’s uncontested rule and reign—can be received now, who can receive it and how is it received? How do we enter into...

The word “kingdom” is not just another word for the church. And the kingdom of God is not referring to the place people go when they...

One of the most difficult portions of Hebrews 11 is the author’s mention of Gideon, Barak, Samson, and Jephthah. These were hardly...

Sometimes being loving God and being loyal to him means being willing to suffer mistreatment and persecution. Moses gave up the palace to...